The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-10-27
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VOL. 3O.--NO So

| submitted a Dill for special corps OF
infantry and artillery for mountain
service.
| NJ. FIourens, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, submitted the Anglo-French
conventions relative to the Suez Canal
and New Hebrides Islands.
BRITISH GRAIN REVIEW.
| LONDON, Oct. 24.-The Mark Lane
| Express in its review of the British
grain trade during the past week says:
The values of native wheats and coun-
| try -four are unchanged The supplies
! in the provincial markets are variable.
Prices are steady. The sales of Eng
lish wheat during the week were 6l,-
1873 quarters at Dos Sd, against 90, 159
quarters at Dos Sd during the cores
ponding period last year. The trade in
foreign wheat is quiet. Supplies of
South Russia are arriving freely. Deal
ings at Liverpool are firme-. Flour is
steady and prices fraction stronger.
Corn is in small supply, and values are
hardening. Oats, beans and peas show
a bitter tendency. At to-day's market
wheat was inactive and values were
firm. Flour was steady. Corn was
strong. Prices rose Is. Oats were
Sd to Cd higher. Beans and peas were
Cd higher. Lentils were Is to 2s dearer.
Linseed was Sd lower.
ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTCH MEMBERS.
DUBLIN, Oct. 24.-The two Scotch
members of Parliament sent to Ire
land by the Scottish Liberal Associa-
ton to assure the people of their SYM
pathy have arrived at Mitcheltown,
where they met with an enthusiastic
reception.
REFUSED TO GIVE BAIL.
Sir Wilfred Blunt and Mr.. Roche, a
Poor Law Guardian, who were arrested
at Woodford yesterday, were taken
from Laughrea jail to Woodford to-day
under strong escort. AT the station
they were met by Messrs. ROwlands
and Sheeky, members of Parliament,
who led a procession and band which
followed the prisoners to the Court
House. Both prisoners were remanded
until tomorrow for Il hearing. Sir
MILFORD Blunt refused to give bail and
was again sent to jail.
WANTED HIM TO wHACK UP.
LONDON, Oct. 24.-In the Bow Street
Police Court to-day one of the men dr.
rested for creating disturbance in
He gave his name as George
Budget, age %, by occupation an
ostrich feather cleaner. The charge
against him was brawling in West
Abbey and assaulting the
police. Canon Protches, whose ser
mon was interrupted by the mob which
invaded the edifice testified that the
noisy, shouted when the sermon was
commenced: Surrender half your sal
airy you - old --, and thus benefit
the poor When the police removed
him, he kicked and struggled, and
made an uproar. Budget was fined G5.
TOO KEEN FOR THE COPS.
DUBLIN, Oct. PA League meeting,
to be held at Kiirush on
was proclaimed by the author
tiles. The Leagures. however, out
witted the police and 5000 of them
marched with bands and banners to a
spot few miles from Kilrush and
held meeting. To prevent the author
tiles from summoning help the
Leaguers cut the telegraph wires.
MINE ON FIRE.
LONDON, Oct. 24.-The Walker
Coal Pit at New Castle is on fire.
Three miners have been rescued ter
ribly burned, five have been taken out
dead, and the twenty-five remaining
in the mine are supposed to be dead.
LATER-TwentY-one men have been
rescued alive. The total number of
dead is six.
BILLY GONE CUNNING.
BERLIN, Oct. 24.-Emperor William
has gone to Wernigerode to hunt on
the estate of Count Won Stalberg. The
Emperor's physician, after holding
consultation, decided that the trip
would not be detrimental to his health.
BOW DOWN YE SLAVES.
LONDON. Oct. PA dispatch from
Balmoral Castle announces that Prin-
cess Beatrice. wife of Prince Henry, of
Battenburg, has been delivered of
daughter. Both are doing well.
GIVES HIS ASSENT.
PARIS, Oct. 24.-General Ferron,
Minister of War, has given his assent
to the reduction in the budget which
now aggregates S56. 100000.